Frontend Developer Interview Experience - Lisbon, Portugal
May 1, 2023
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Process
There were four interviews:
- A normal cultural one done by HR.
- A technical one about code development, where I worked in a React project.
- A technical one about architecture.
- A more personal one about ambitions and values.
Questions
I was asked to fix an issue with event listeners inside a useEffect.
I was also asked how to make a part of the website responsive using CSS.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Klarna Frontend Developer role in Lisbon, Portugal.
Success Rate
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Pass Rate
Klarna's interview process for their Frontend Developer roles in Lisbon, Portugal is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
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Candidates reported having very good feelings for Klarna's Frontend Developer interview process in Lisbon, Portugal.
Klarna Work Experiences
1.0
The most toxic workplace, avoid!
Senior Java Engineer (Developer) • Current Employee
February 9, 2024
Pros: Only if you have no money or need a visa and have no other options, otherwise run!
You might get to meet some cool people, but that is the case in any company with multi thousand employees.
Cons: Toxic
Management pretending to be woke and care about employees, but they are as evil as any other big corp that is vicious!
Lot of layoffs, re-orgs, and a CEO thinking of himself as a god!
Cult-ish environment, having to fight over a small amount of promotion.
Making excuses and giving RSUs which are worth nothing.
5.0
Engaging and Fast
Software Developer • Former Employee
Toronto, ON
August 20, 2025
Pros: - Lots of room to learn and test out new and leading tech
- Fast and challenging, leveraging modern technology in fun and interesting ways
Cons: - Frequent company-wide standard changes with regards to tech
- A lot of communication required with multiple teams, made worse in some instances by time zones, which depends a lot on the scope of your project and team
3.0
It was good until it was not
Senior Software Engineer • Former Employee
Stockholm, Stockholm
March 12, 2025
Pros: People are super cool, and you can learn a lot.
Cons: It has been a stressful environment since 2023, making it very difficult to enjoy work.
- 1.0The most toxic workplace, avoid!Senior Java Engineer (Developer) • Current EmployeeFebruary 9, 2024Pros: Only if you have no money or need a visa and have no other options, otherwise run! You might get to meet some cool people, but that is the case in any company with multi thousand employees.Cons: Toxic Management pretending to be woke and care about employees, but they are as evil as any other big corp that is vicious! Lot of layoffs, re-orgs, and a CEO thinking of himself as a god! Cult-ish environment, having to fight over a small amount of promotion. Making excuses and giving RSUs which are worth nothing.
- 5.0Engaging and FastSoftware Developer • Former EmployeeToronto, ONAugust 20, 2025Pros: - Lots of room to learn and test out new and leading tech - Fast and challenging, leveraging modern technology in fun and interesting waysCons: - Frequent company-wide standard changes with regards to tech - A lot of communication required with multiple teams, made worse in some instances by time zones, which depends a lot on the scope of your project and team
- 3.0It was good until it was notSenior Software Engineer • Former EmployeeStockholm, StockholmMarch 12, 2025Pros: People are super cool, and you can learn a lot.Cons: It has been a stressful environment since 2023, making it very difficult to enjoy work.
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